INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

[lindalouly]

It took me awhile to find the thread...

 

[lindalouly]

From the picture it looks like She has also lost a lot of chest/abdominal feathers which could suggest chronic diarrhea/dampness underneath. Still think GI infection and Cocci would be most likely.

I was going to say... Too much moisture... Is she pooping blood?

 

[chattery41]

Any breeders on here have experience with hatching soon after worming with Wazine ? Does it affect fertility and/or hatchability ? Thanx for your time.

 

[lindalouly]

Any breeders on here have experience with hatching soon after worming with Wazine ? Does it affect fertility and/or hatchability ? Thanx for your time.

I have read arguments going both ways. Some prefer to hatch after worming to not waste the eggs. I tried researching the results of wormers on hatched eggs and couldn't find a compelling argument. You can try and just be okay with a lower rate hatch.

 

[kwhites634]

We started out with Cockers because Dad was in the Navy and he wanted smaller dogs with all the moves, but growing up he had a Britt and always wanted another. We hunted pheasant, antelope and elk in Colorado, then here in Utah. We lived in PAX River MD for a while and did lots of crabbing for blues. In Louisiana we just tried not to get eaten by the local wildlife. I don't know why we never hunted for deer.

Probably 'cause the 'gators got all the best ones

 

[BullChick]

Any breeders on here have experience with hatching soon after worming with Wazine ? Does it affect fertility and/or hatchability ? Thanx for your time.

I had 18 out of 24 eggs hatch after using Wazine. Two were clear, one blood ring and one early quitter. Of the remaining two, they were fully formed. One had even pipped.
And that was in a Styrofoam incubator without a fan.

 

[daxigait]

From the picture it looks like She has also lost a lot of chest/abdominal feathers which could suggest chronic diarrhea/dampness underneath. Still think GI infection and Cocci would be most likely.

yes, it looks like the vent is infected, and it is hard around the edge with oozy maybe.

cockrel born 1/21, and put outside for the first time last weekend

 

[BullChick]

@kwhites634
This is Chopper. She is part of the reason that I went out with my husband! I saw her in the pickup. She was so beautiful, I just had to have her!
She was such a great girl! I was able to train her so easily! While all I did was teach her basic manners, and strengthen her recall, it was just so easy!

 

[lindalouly]

@kwhites634
This is Chopper. She is part of the reason that I went out with my husband! I saw her in the pickup. She was so beautiful, I just had to have her!
She was such a great girl! I was able to train her so easily! While all I did was teach her basic manners, and strengthen her recall, it was just so easy!

Ohhhhhhh so purty.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...he-springing-in-the-chicks-hatch-a-long/0_100
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“Selfies with Fowl”​

Photo Contest​

"Springing in the Chicks"​

2016 April Hatch-a-Long​

Hosted by Mike & Sally​

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We want to see how creative you are taking 'selfies' of yourself and your Fowl Friends! The requirements? You have to be in the photo and it has to be one you took yourself (but if others are in the photo with you and you have their permission to enter it, that's okay too!)​

CREATIVE, FUNNY AND UNIQUE PHOTOS ARE ENCOURAGED;​

SELFIE STICKS MAY BE USED!​

3 Picture entries per contestant​

To submit your entries, follow rules below and post your photos in this thread!​

"Springing in the Chicks" 2016 April Hatch-a-Long​

HAL Participants ONLY!​

Continental U.S. ONLY (Not Alaska or Hawaii)

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1st Prize​

12+ Silkie Hatching Eggs!​

Donated by, Jessimom

2nd Prize​

Chicken Shaped Silver Tone Wire Egg Collecting Basket​

11.4" x 7.1" x 9.8" (eggs NOT included)​

Donated by, Sally Sunshine​

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